In season One, he was the cameraman. After the accident, he got on-screen appearences, due to the fact that he was the one that rebuilt all the robots, and was the only one to live through the accident fully. Cameratron is incredably arrogant, thinks he can boss around everyone, and is constantly arguing with Jarald over who's in charge of the ship. Cameratron is voiced by Scott Lange.

Formerly known as Beeper. In season one, Jarald was named Beeper, and piloted the Crippled Ship, leaving the others to make fun of the movies. After the accident, he changed his name (For some reason), got a new body, and lost his arms. Jarald is constantly arguing with Cameratron about who's  in control of the Crippled Ship. Jarald is loud, funny, and can  do impressions very well. Jarald is voiced by Nick Dissen, Beeper is voiced by Scott Lange.

Vulture was a tall, bottle-headed, big eyed freak during season one, but after the accident, he became a small, one eyed freak, with a differant voice. Vulture has a twisted sense of  humor, and has been having trouble recently about going through puberty. (Or the robot version thereof). He hates Dr. Frostbender more than anyone else on the ship, and he's usually the one to create the invention exchange, only to have his invention stolen by Cameratron. Vulture is voiced by Austin Altena in season one, and Austin McGuire in Season two.

Chomper was Gus Foldy's right hand man in season one, only to be frozen, and when he was rivived, he was demoted to the rank of pilot, leaving Jarald to make fun of the movies. Chomper was voiced by Scott Lange in season one, and is voiced by Brett Lange currently.

In season one, Gummer was completely silent, and could only speak in 'Gums'. Gummer was also Gus's best friend. After the accident, he was deemed to broken to repair, and thrown out of the airlock. Gummer returned to the crippled ship, fully repaired, and able to speak (somehow) during mid-season two. Gummer was voiced by Nick Dissen in season one and is currently voiced by Kevin Bird.

Dr. Frostbender is Gus's old boss, and full-time mad scientist. He shot Gus into space, and he's the one who sends them their bad movies. Him and Gus also orchastrate the weekly invention exchange between the 'bots and themselves. Scott currently resides in an underground research complex, far away from his previous employer, Scotteration, Incorperated Laboratories, who fired him after shooting Gus into outer space,  and staging the whole thing to make it look like he crashed the Crippled Ship, and died in the incident. At first, his plan worked, until Gus managed to return to earth safely after season one. He currently employs Gus as his assistant. He hopes to one day unleash the worst movie ever made upon the world, and he uses the robots to find out which one, exactly, is the worst ever made. He also sounds a lot like Cameratron, for some reason.Dr. Scott Frostbender is played by Scott Lange.

Gus is the unfortunate soul who got launched up into space, starting the whole mess. He created the robots, and, in season one, made fun of the movies. He escaped back to earth after season one, where he became Vice President of Scotteration, Inc. That gig lasted about 4 days before he quit, and went to work as a fry-cook at Arby's. Dr. Scott Frostbender employed Gus to act as his assistant in early season three. Gus Foldy is played by Nick Dissen.

Dean is the Cameraman in seasons two-four. He took Cameratron's place. Dean is voiced by Scott Lange.

After Gus Foldy got back from outer space, he got to take up a job as Vice President of Scotteration, Incorperated, the multi-million dollar corporation which Scott Frostbender was employed by. That gig didn't last much more than four days. He got to become VP only because former VP, Austin McGuire, quit the job, to start a new life as Ghandi. Ghandi has been seen from time to time wandering around the inner  workings of the Crippled Ship, and has been revealed to live underneath some floorboards in it. Ghandi is played by Austin McGuire.